Arrivals and Departures at Ports June 5 6
Arrivals list Wyreema from Cairns with Miss Meu F Munro and others plus Aramac from Townsville with Mrs L V Stewart and several Hays and Campbell names and Flamsteed. Arrawatta arrives from Melbourne via Port, with multiple passengers including Mrs Dawson and two children. Departures show Wyreema to Melbourne via ports with several Greenhalgh and other names and Aramac to Brisbane with privates Gordon and Ramsey, and Arrawatta to Melbourne with no passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Adelaide
Fremantle
Kuranda
Cairns
Port Douglas
Cooktown
Stesmoar
Bowen
Musgrava
Townavilla
Dontown
Taland
Gulf
eMtacdonald Hanban & c
Ahaa
Wyreema
Meu
F. Munro
J. Short Cornwell
Hawkins
Aramac
Townsville
L. V. Stewart
J. Share
Campbell
Riley
Flamsteed
Arrawatta
Melbourne
Porte
A. Eee
R. Greenhalgh
M. Eee
G.—Aramac
F. B. Gordon
R. Gordon
FP. Ramsey
Diamond Drill for Bowan River Coalfield en route
The Bowan River Coalfield diamond drill is loaded on wagons and headed to the field under the supervision of H. E. Vale and two expert drillers. Wardens Court notes discuss a gold mining lease grant and exemptions. Community notices promote theatre acts, church services, and Tivoli Theatre previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowan River
Wapgons
H. E. Vale
C. H. Bhart
Alexander Dorsey
Waa
Professor Blunt
Hia
Tivoli
Shulamite Picture Drama At Tivoli June Fifteen
Soldier correspondent reports from front line near Eteples describing transport shortages and first impressions of a town named in ruins with an intact Virgin Mary statue. He notes artillery behind lines, German aircraft downed, trenches, bombardment poses, and daily censorship duties while awaiting six days in a warm billets hotel setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Eteples
Sitberly Tost
Carr
Serrladel Apd
Ling
Fines Issued for Failure to Vote at Valley Election
Brisbane reports fines issued at the Police Court for failing to vote in the recent Valley Election. These prosecutions are the first under the State Electoral Act enforcing compulsory voting. A proclamation extends Parliament prorogation to July 25, with writs granted until end July and Parliament reconvening in the second week of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Timekeeper Wanted at Proserbine Central Mill
Applications invited for a Timekeeper at the Proserbine Central Mill during the coming crushing season. Enclose copies of references and must be in by noon June 19 1926. M R Gibson For Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Gibson
Dance event at Convent School room June 15
A Dance replaces the Basket Social and will be held in the Convent School Room on Thursday next June 15. Admission is 1 shilling.
Insolvency notice for John Henry Cross in Townsville
John Henry Cross of Bowen Butcher was adjudged insolvent on June 2 1916. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the Principal Registry Supreme Court Townsville on June 22 1916 at 11 am. Creditors must deliver assets and debts must be proved to Official Trustee INO P Quinn Registrar CAINE WOODD Solicitors for the Insolvent Bowen Town Agent Connolly & Burhets Townsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Cross
Bowen Butcher
Supreme Court
Townsville
Actos Ae
James Comerford
Ino
P. Quinn
Caine & Woodd
Bowen
Connolly & Buthets
Deeham Street
Letter From The Front Describes Drafts And March To New Posts
Lieut. E. H. Lascelles writes to Mr and Mrs E. G. Lascelles from Goorgangs Station dated April 4 1916. He recounts artillery and machine gun fire like an old friend and explains handling drafts of about 250 men across six regiments. He praises staff officers who assist and notes the challenging early morning entrainment and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Lascelles
Goorgangs
E. H. Lascelles
Cap
Wallee
Kennedy Hospital Committee Meeting Minutes Summary
The Kennedy Hospital committee met Thursday evening with President J. K. Kelly and members including C. B. Wodehouse and Rev. Ash. Petitions and donations were noted, the Medical Officer reported May figures, and a fund-raising push urged life governors and endowment plans. An appeal was launched for a town Ladies Auxiliary and further acknowledgments were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of the Above
Trenow
Crabb
Ash
Ota
Ruby ‘Thomas
Lynn
H. W. Skinner
Leas
Ea Tof Ifta
Messea
J. E. Kelly
P. 3. Hodge
A. J
Fortescue Ash
D. A. Macdonald
Mr. Macdonald
D. BE. Macdonald
Blane
Mer Miller
Gillespie
Short
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Burns, Philp & Company, Ltd
Shipping and Customs Agents
Siler Label Lager
Maoclery Duff Whisky
White Horse Whisky
Brthard
Hinke
George Turner
Aling
Voowoenea and
Etruet
Burns, Philp, & Co., Ltd
Belling
Bhsamera Pro
Wharian
Mackay Roontayrron Baistans
Meleconwe
JaRawarra
Towmaville
Maowar Glanetore Bainane
Anamac
Arama
Wyandra
H. Skinner
Asoveryoos
Ead
Phin & Co, Bowen
Preeenta
Proserping
R. Swiss Davies
Berg Australia
Herbert Street
Proserpine
Palm Lodge
Nursing Home For
Presbyterian Church
Bowes
Morindand
D.V
J. Gillespie
Shipping News
Juxx
Iglé
Gordon Mclean
Arthur Lavette
Percy Denis Coghlan
Edward R. Edwards
Enoggera
A. J. Shaw
J. Maloney
KF. W. Dray
J. PF. Cooper
C. J. Martin
J.M. Shaw
G. McLean
A. Lavette
E. R. Edwarda
C.W A. Wensley
C. F. Ruge
Wood
Bowen Town Band
F. Mouldue
Maroh
Belfegher
Gladiators
Intermee
Cavaliers
Rosticanus
Manhattan Beach
Tivoli Theatre
Christian Brothers College
Mount Cae
Queensland University
WW. Keegan
Lack
D. O'Brien
A. Schwarten
Toomla
I DJ O'Brien
A.schwarten
Tooma J. Smith
Thallion
Alfred A. Schwarbten
Way E
Carson, Fitzalan, & Co
Times
Dea
Leacs Builders
Carson, Fitzalan & CO
Comite
Emory Street
Kies
Tzalan & CO
Chamberlain
Meat Boat
Waipara
Railway Survey
Lethem
Bowen To
Bowen River Coalfields
Merinda
McKellar
Mt Pleasant
Proserbine Central Mill
Supreme Court OF Queensland
Justice Shand
Gham
Chasaberlain
Palmer Bros
Gregory Street
Shipping, Forwarding, Insurance and General Commission Agents
C. B. Lager
Colonial
The
New Zealand Insurance Day, Ltd
the Vacuum Oil Co. Pty., Ltd
Kennedy Hospital
Yrg Turner
Teitze
Messrs Teitzel
Wodehouse
Bensted
Ceouf
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